The U.S. to preview its relation with Syria, and new information revealed on Aljazeera

Although Saudi Ara­bia keeps the same aggres­sive atti­tude on the Lebanese cri­sis as told here on Al-Akhbar say­ing that Saudi Ara­bia advised its Lebanese allies who are nego­ti­at­ing Qatar to maneu­ver and gain time ‘till the Saudi [sick] mind thinks of an alter­na­tive plan, but I have a rea­son to think that the Saudis are act­ing alone recently with­out an Amer­i­can [or Israeli] backup.

Just look at this report on the Qatari news­pa­per Al-Watan which explains that The U.S. is review­ing its plan and poli­cies against Syria saying:

The U.S. pol­icy of block­ade, pun­ish­ments and iso­la­tion of Syria brought neg­a­tive results and were coun­ter­pro­duc­tive, Amer­i­can pol­icy advi­sors think that it is the time to nego­ti­ate with Syria…

I just read on an Ara­bic forum that Hezbol­lah is right now inter­ested to find a solu­tion for the Lebanses cri­sis than ever, to block the Saudi prince Ban­dar [head of the Saudi national secu­rity and Bush’s close friend] attempts to wage a sec­tar­ian ten­sion between Lebanese factions.

Egypt­ian No1 writer Fahmi Hawaidi wrote a good arti­cle today called “An attempt to under­stand what hap­pened in Lebanon”, with an excel­lent start:

What hap­pened in Lebanon is bad, but the worst is how the Arabs approached the cri­sis on the both fronts; polit­i­cally and the media.…with the pro-government teams sud­denly brought the ques­tion of Hezbol­lah com­mu­ni­ca­tion net­work that exists for 20 year..and sus­pi­cious Amer­i­cans mil­i­tary move­ment at the Lebanese shores .. [These rea­sons] pushed Hezbol­lah to engage in a pre­emp­tive attack…

Also in his weekly pro­gram on Aljazeera [part-1, part-2], Mohamed Has­sanein Heikal revealed few secrets about the assas­si­nated Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri [in part-2] say­ing:

Hariri was a Saudi nation­al­ity and never had a Lebanese nation­al­ity because the Saudi law pre­vents the cit­i­zens from obtain­ing dou­ble nation­al­ity.… I met him in house in Paris and he told me that being the Lebanese prime Min­is­ter cost me 1 mil­liard dollar.

As for Azza­man report, quot­ing Syr­ian sources that Arab nation­al­ity arrested in Syria with con­nec­tion to Mughniyah’s assas­si­na­tion, I said that before, he is a Saudi nationality.